Joseph Fry, a physician trained in herbal medicine ... a paste that could be molded into bars; creating the first mass-produced chocolate bar. Fry's didn't stop there — it experimented with ...

The creation of the first modern chocolate bar is credited to Joseph Fry, who in 1847 discovered that he could make a moldable chocolate paste by adding melted cacao butter back into Dutch cocoa.

In 1847, Joseph Fry figured out how to use these different ingredients to create a chocolate paste that he could mold into a rectangle. He produced the world’s first chocolate bar. After Fry ...

The home of former Bristol chocolate manufacturer ... mould to create what is said to be first ever chocolate bar. According to Frenchay Museum Archives, Joseph Storrs Fry lived in the house ...

Nearly 30 years after Joseph Fry’s company JS Fry & Sons invented ... Fry’s famous Chocolate Cream Bar that was first made in the 1860s is still sold today – but under the Cadbury name.

Nowadays, the world spends close to $100bn a year on chocolate bars, making them one of the ... That is until a 19th Century Englishman - Joseph Fry - worked out how to do it.

J.S. Fry and Sons are not only responsible for the first chocolate bar, but also for the first chocolate Easter egg. Decorating eggs at Easter time had been a popular Christian tradition for ...